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A fork would also mean that Debian (systemd edition) would not have to keep legacy init script support. You could have a 'clean' systemd in around Jessie+1 I im

A fork would also mean that Debian (systemd edition) would not have to keep legacy init script support. You could have a 'clean' systemd in around Jessie+1 I imagine.

dredmorbius 12y ago
Debian already supports non-Linux kernels on which systemd won't function. So the legacy init support (or a compatible alternative) will still be required.
- mseepgood 12y ago
  The fork could maintain these.
- asdfaoeu 12y ago
  It remains to be seen if the kFreeBSD ports will part of the official release https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2014/09/msg00002.html https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2014/09/msg00... .